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Dame Alison Peacock, CEO of the Chartered College of Teaching, reflects on a recent talk from Sir Kevan Collins about how to solve the systemic challenges in the primary sector

With the government pledging to recruit 6,500 new teachers, it needs to focus on more flexibility and better representation, argues Dame Alison Peacock

The Chartered College of Teaching has joined ITV and mental health charities to launch a homework task aimed at getting pupils talking to their families about their feelings, reveals Dame Alison Peacock

Proposed ITT reforms undermine our professional learning and could lead to teacher shortages, says Dame Alison Peacock

Government has dumped GCSE and A-level assessment on overburdened teachers – you deserve our thanks, says Alison Peacock

For too long we have been marching to Ofsted’s drumbeat – but it’s the teachers who are the experts, says Alison Peacock